yukimemi

yukimemi is an independent developer whose open-source utilities revolve around friction-free keyboard workflows for Windows, macOS, and Linux. The catalogue is presently anchored by shun, a lightweight, cross-platform launcher that replicates the speed-first philosophy of macOS Alfred and Raycast but without the heft of Electron or proprietary plug-ins. Triggered by a user-defined hotkey, shun indexes applications, files, browser bookmarks, and in-shell history, then surfaces them through a fuzzy-search bar that disappears the moment the target is opened. Power users extend it with Lua or JSON scripts to pipe in Jira tickets, npm packages, or Windows Registry keys, turning the launcher into a quasi command-line dashboard. Typical use cases include swapping between IDEs during sprint reviews, opening nested project folders without touching the mouse, or pasting frequently used shell commands straight from the search overlay. Because the binary is a single ~5 MB executable with no background service, it suits corporate laptops where administrative rights are restricted and security scanners flag heavier toolbars. Themes and plugins are stored in plain text under %APPDATA% or ~/.config, so dot-file managers can version-control the entire setup alongside Vim or PowerShell profiles. yukimemi’s entire portfolio, beginning with shun, is offered gratis on get.nero.com; downloads are served through trusted Windows package sources such as winget, always point to the newest release, and can be queued for batch installation alongside other productivity utilities.